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LATINO 340-0

Race, Gender, and the Carceral State

1 Unit · Undergraduate

The course explores what constitutes the carceral state and its impact on Latinx communities. It analyzes how systems of punishment and control are constructed and reinforced through racialized and gendered power structures. Students study the colonial roots of carcerality, analyze the expansive reach of its punitive logics beyond incarceration into everyday life, and critically assess perspectives on transformative justice.

Prerequisites & course information

Prerequisites: LATINO 201-0 or LATINO 231-0 recommended as prerequisites. Social and Behavioral Science Foundational Discipl U.S. Perspectives on Power, Justice, and Equity

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